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Attorney Paz recently achieved a significant victory in a challenging legal environment. This success is particularly notable given the stringent gun laws of Connecticut, where even a minor violation can lead to severe mandatory minimum sentences. The case not only highlights the complexities of navigating these laws but also showcases the potential for positive outcomes through diligent legal advocacy and strategic defense.
In the complex landscape of criminal justice, understanding the nuances of sentencing laws can provide significant advantages for defendants. In Connecticut, securing an earlier sentencing date can be crucial for defendants, as it impacts the commencement of the Risk Reduction Earned Credits system—often referred to as "good time credit." This system can substantially decrease the time a defendant is required to serve.
Driving under the influence (DUI) convictions carry serious legal consequences and vary significantly based on the offender’s history and the specifics of each case. This article provides a clear breakdown of the different categories of DUI offenders, from zero to third-time offenders, and explains how these categories are treated differently by criminal courts and the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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In a landmark move, Paz Law LLC and Pattis & Associates LLC, two of Connecticut's most esteemed criminal defense practitioners, have announced their merger. This strategic alliance unites Attorneys Brittany Paz and Norm Pattis, renowned for their formidable expertise in criminal defense.
STAMFORD — A 42-year-old Norwalk man accused of sexually assaulting two girls under the age of 12 would face at least 15 years in prison if he accepts a disposition agreement offered by the state in the case. As a part of the deal, Antonio Lazaro Torres-Rodriguez would plead guilty to two counts each of first-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor in exchange for a 25-year jail sentence, suspended after 15 years, Assistant State’s Attorney Michelle Manning said. The offer would also include 25 years of probation, she said during a hearing Monday in state Superior Court in Stamford. Brittany Paz, Torres-Rodriguez’s lawyer, said at that hearing that her client is also facing mandatory deportation if he accepts the offer.
STAMFORD — A 42-year-old Norwalk man accused of sexually assaulting two girls under the age of 12 pleaded guilty to the crimes despite a moment of hesitation before accepting responsibility in court on Tuesday. Antonio Lazaro Torres-Rodriguez appeared before Judge John Blawie in a remote hearing in state Superior Court in Stamford and pleaded guilty to two counts each of first-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor as a part of a plea agreement with the state stemming from long-running sexual abuse of his girlfriend’s two daughters. But before he entered his pleas, the deal nearly fell apart as Torres-Rodriguez appeared hesitant to admit his guilt in the case.
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